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About Alexandra Reis, PhD

Dr. Alexandra Reis holds a Master of Science in Animal Science and Animal Production and a PhD in Embryology. She has additional experience as a post-doc and research fellow in the field of cell and molecular biosciences, with published manuscripts in high impact factor journals, including Nature Cell Biology.

Humpback Whales are Not All the Same

June 5, 2014 by Alexandra Reis, PhD Leave a Comment

Humpback Whales are Not All the Same

Migration patterns in humpback whales are so consistent that the different groups have actually separated into subspecies, according to a new study.

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Why was Marius the Giraffe Killed? Copenhagen Zoo’s Decision

March 2, 2014 by Alexandra Reis, PhD 5 Comments

Why was Marius the Giraffe Killed? Copenhagen Zoo’s Decision

Zoos have breeding programs to maintain numbers of various animals in captivity. What’s the reasoning behind the killing of Marius the giraffe?

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The Plight of the American Wild Horse

January 9, 2014 by Alexandra Reis, PhD 10 Comments

The Bureau of Land Management is responsible for maintaining the ranging herds in the American West. Why are wild horses being rounded up and kept captive instead?

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Cats and Their Irresistible Purring

December 12, 2013 by Alexandra Reis, PhD 1 Comment

Cats and Their Irresistible Purring

Why do cats purr? For a variety of reasons including self-comfort and requests for food. It’s even possible that the frequency of the vibration has healing properties!

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Wagging Tail Reveals Dog’s Real Emotions

November 3, 2013 by Alexandra Reis, PhD Leave a Comment

Wagging Tail Reveals Dog’s Real Emotions

Which direction is your dog’s tail wagging? Left to right or vice-versa, the tail-wag direction can tell you a lot about your pup’s state of mind.

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Marmoset Monkeys have Mastered the Art of Conversation

October 20, 2013 by Alexandra Reis, PhD Leave a Comment

Marmoset Monkeys have Mastered the Art of Conversation

Researchers have found that marmosets take turns in conversations; waiting for a full five seconds before responding to another marmoset’s ‘comment.’

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Elephants Understand Pointing Better Than Chimps

October 13, 2013 by Alexandra Reis, PhD 26 Comments

Elephants Understand Pointing Better Than Chimps

Research shows elephants understand pointing, even with confusing body language, better than chimps and young human children. What’s behind this phenomenon?

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Call of the Fox: What Sound Does a Red Fox Make?

September 29, 2013 by Alexandra Reis, PhD 1 Comment

Call of the Fox: What Sound Does a Red Fox Make?

What sound does a fox make? It all depends on the situation and the aggressiveness of the individual, but sounds include screams, snorts, squeals and barks.

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It’s Panda-monium at Edinburgh Zoo! Baby Cub Watch is On

September 6, 2013 by Alexandra Reis, PhD 1 Comment

It’s Panda-monium at Edinburgh Zoo! Baby Cub Watch is On

It’s easy to use a pregnancy test to tell if a human is expecting, but how can experts use the information they have to tell when a Giant Panda is pregnant?

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Wild Animals are Dangerous: Should We Keep Pythons as Pets?

August 14, 2013 by Alexandra Reis, PhD 1 Comment

Wild Animals are Dangerous: Should We Keep Pythons as Pets?

Although opinions differ as to the appropriateness of keeping exotic pets, experts agree that the illegal trade of wild animals is destructive all around.

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